The normal tympanic temperature range is?

The normal tympanic temperature range is considered to be between 36.8°C and 37.9°C. This range reflects the typical body temperature measured in the ear, which is one of the common sites for assessing body temperature in clinical settings. The tympanic membrane shares blood supply with the hypothalamus, the part of the brain that regulates temperature, making it a reliable indicator of core body temperature.

The typical body temperature for a healthy adult is around 37°C, with normal variations throughout the day and in response to activity, environmental factors, and individual physiology. The choice of 36.8°C to 37.9°C encompasses these natural fluctuations while providing a solid reference point for what is considered a normal reading in the ear.